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Riding the Col du Sanetsch is a unique cycling experience. It’s the longest climb you’ll ever ride where you don’t get the reward of descending by bike. The Col du Sanetsch is the original road to nowhere – a very beautiful and awe inspiring nowhere from which we descend by cable car to take on just one more climb before celebrating the ride of your life with ice cold beers on our hotel terrace.
Featured in Peloton Magazine by Ashley and Gered Gruber, you can climb the Col du Sanetsch with Brevet on our Gruyère Cycling Tour sportive holiday as one of three rides we undertake to warm up for this classic Swiss sportive.
Col Du Sanetsch Profile
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Col du Sanetsch Stats:
- Category: Hors Catégorie
- Starting elevation: 508 m
- Final elevation: 2,251 m
- Length of ascent: 29 km
- Elevation gain: 1,743 m
- Average gradient: 6%
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The Col du Sanetsch is the longest and toughest climb that we undertake on any Brevet holiday, it’s something you should add to your bucket list!
You can climb the Col du Sanetsch with Brevet on our Gruyère Cycling Tour sportive holiday.
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Climbing the Col du Sanetsch
What is it like to climb the Col du Sanetsch?
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Photo Credit: Jered Gruber, Peloton Magazine
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Ashley Gruber, Peloton Magazine
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Climbing the Col du Sanetsch on a Brevet Cycling Holiday
Guests on our Gruyère Cycling Tour sportive holiday benefit from our first hand knowledge of cycling in Switzerland, including guiding you over our favourite climbs like the Col du Sanetsch.
If you would like to holiday like a Pro with knowledgable and friendly guides, Brevet Team Car support then book your cycling holiday in Switzerland with Brevet today.
Cycling Climbs in Switzerland
Take a closer look at the climbs you will face if you join us on a Brevet cycling holiday in Switzerland:
- Grosse Scheidegg
- Col du St Gothard
- Susten Pass
- Mittleberg
- Col de la Croix
- Col des Mosses
- Col du Sanetsch
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Photo Credits: Col du Sanetsch by Ashley and Gered Gruber as seen in Peloton Magazine. Col du Sanetsch profile by climbybike.com. Col du Sanetsch by Alain Rumpf on Instagram.